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February 10th, 2008 10:32 PM
OMG!!! she Really let herself go!!! She needs to go on Celebrity Fat Club!
To the ones sayng that she "isn't Fat or Obese" Oh, Yes she is!!!
She must hate exercise equipment! With their money being able to go to spa's, trainers etc. I wouldn't be that Fat!
February 11th, 2008 9:54 AM
Let's get honest. When he started dating her, she was rail thin. Does anyone really think he would have hooked up with her at this weight? I remember reading an interview with him when they first started dating, and he said he'd already seen her in a binkini by the pool when he asked her out, so he knew what she looked like. I don't think he would have asked her out if she looked like she does now in a bikini, but what's he going to do, divorce her for being fat?
February 11th, 2008 9:33 PM
I really think that Victoria is full of it!! I think that she WISHES that she was a size 2 so she tries to act all high and mighty about it. I am sure that she HATES her life so much and HATES HERSELF that she keeps stating that she is a size 2. I am sure that she is really about 400 ibs or so and can't stand to look at herself in the mirror. That is the reason why she keeps talking about everyone being fat and keeps on with all the name calling. So, my advice is for everyone to just ignore her because she thinks that she is being cute but is to dumb to see what an ass she is making of herself. So, I am going to ignore all her comments and just skip over them while reading and hope that she finally finds her rock, I mean her bolder and crawls her sorry self back under it!!!
February 12th, 2008 9:47 AM
Sorry, but she is waay too heavy. She needs to lose weight, for health reasons.
February 12th, 2008 9:55 AM
Some people have said "maybe she has tried to lose weight, and couldn't." Most people can--and will--lose weight if they watch what they eat and exercise. I have a thyroid problem and take medication daily, and I am a normal body size and weight (5'5", 134 pounds). I have to work at it, and watch everything I eat, but it can be done. A lot of people with so-called "thyroid problems" don't watch what they eat. Eating healthy also makes me feel really good; stabilizes my moods; and makes me happy and healthy in general. Good nutrition...what a concept!! And no, not all Americans are fat. You Brits act like there are no fat people in Britain, and you know that's just not true.
February 13th, 2008 9:18 AM
Why Sandra! So kind of you to step away from that pack of Twinkies long enough to throw a Fatty Fit!
I never claimed to be a size 2. Technically I'm a 2/4, depending on what brand jeans I'm wearing. Some of them run large, or small. Alas. ;-)
Were I a fat person, I would be giving myself away here by doing just what you and other fatties are doing, which is either a.) reacting in shrill anger to the TRUTH that you don't have to be a walking tub of lard or b.) trying to convince others that being obese is some sort of lifestyle choice that people should embrace or be proud of.
Healthy, fit people - knowing how much better life can be - do not buy into or advocate the notion that "fat acceptance" or "fat pride" are anything other than dangerous, potentially fatal mindsets that are ballooning our youngsters and leading to the increase in diabetes, heart disease and cancer.
What an incredible waste of life and vitality, especially when people like LT here PROVE to us that it does not have to be so. She put it perfectly...no excuses, folks. Your destiny is in your hands. If you're fat, it's because you choose to be. Of course, that is your choice, but don't expect the rest of us to not tell you the truth about how gross it is.
February 13th, 2008 11:04 PM
k--first off i did not read all post to this--so forgive me if i step on toes
second off---keely is the prime EXAMPLE of SO many women that have had eating disorders in the past...had kids and find that they can no longer be thin....
go to your HS reunions and this will be clear as a bell...
our (humans) bodies can take so much abuse....drugs--drink-- or food--or in many cases lack of food....
if you starve you either die---or your body... one day takes over and it will never starve again...it hold fat no matter how you try..that is why so may opt for surgery after yrs of starve-a-tion then fat-a-tion.....
you can not judge... you can not think of yourself as perfect... as we all come w/im-per-fec-tions... if not we would be GOD...or GOD LIKE (this is not a religious thing)
so let it go... on how we look--or how we think we look...take on our actions as they reflect true beauty..not mirror or our false sense of what we think we see...
kind thoughts always and remember...
in life we find love and passion..but we should also seek COMPASSION... MJ
February 14th, 2008 2:26 PM
I only have one question? Do you have a JOB Victoria? You seem to spend a lot of time commenting on this issue
February 14th, 2008 3:29 PM
Victoria. Its amazing how you can tell the health of someone you have never met. I think it is funny because my wife is over weight and in very good health. Her blood prussure is 110/60, pulse is good, colestrol is perfect, sugar level perfect. When she did lose weight close to her "ideal" weight everything went haywire, and that was on a doctor supervised diet. I also knew a man that was a "healty" weight, worked out, ate healthy and dropped dead of a heart attack at 44 with no history of heart problems. explain that? Also most of the negitive comments says that her husband should leave her because she dosn't look like she did before. How shallow can people be. Just remember we all will one day be older, more wrinkles, gray hair etc. By your reasoning your loved one should leave you, right. As long as a person is happy AND healthy, good for them, and until you get a copy of her medical records don't comment on her health.
One more thing you might not think someone is beautiful or sexy and that is your right. But remember that someone might think the same about you. Not everyone thinks the same look is beautiful.
February 15th, 2008 12:02 AM
whether she is overweight or not is no one's business but hers. None of us know how much she weighs and none of us should be concerned with HER issues.
also, I'd wear a 2 pc swimsuit any day over a hot, smothering one pc. I weigh 150 lbs and have gained 20lbs in the last year due to some med changes that occurred. I am working slowly and healthfully to get that weight off. I am 40 now, so things take a little longer to come off. Be kind to Keely. She is HUMAN just like we all are.
February 15th, 2008 12:06 AM
question for victoria...how old are you?
February 15th, 2008 12:10 AM
I agree with Victoria.
I couldn't read all the comments but the others commenting on her would have to stoop to calling her a B@#$&. It just shows their maturity level.
It is the overweight ones that are being so defensive and I bet that they truly don't believe most of the things that they are saying and that they would Love to be in good shape.
February 15th, 2008 8:23 AM
In answer to the questions, I'm 42 and am in the publishing business.
To Mike: Very few people here have said that Keely's husband should leave her, but rather have expressed concern that she would let herself balloon to an unattractive and unhealthy weight that puts her at an increased risk for the disease that killed his first wife.
Per your examples of people who lived healthily and died anyway. Again, that is the typical convoluted logic fat people love to throw out to justify eating themselves to death.
It is true; we may eat healthy and still end up with cancer or heart disease via the genetic lottery we all play. But ODDS ARE if you keep your weight down and stay active you will increase your longevity, feel better and look better than people who disregard their weight. Now, if you want to pat your wife on her broad back for throwing in the towel as she reaches for the Twinkies, that's your decision. But don't expect us all to believe it's the right - or caring - one.
You are right that age is inevitable and that we all suffer the ravages of time; I count more than one gray hair on my head these days and see those little laugh lines when I smile. If I'm fortunate enough to live so long, in another 20 years I expect I'll be a tiny old woman with long gray hair who is still able to hike and ride her horse. Yes, age happens, and some changes cant' be stopped. But I can CHOOSE not to be fat. And why not live in a way that spares my joints and my heart from the stress of carrying that extra weight around? And what kind of spouse doesn't at least encourage his love to remain healthy, unless he derives sexual satisfaction from her obesity?
Again: the issue is not bashing Keely or anyone else. It's pointing out that despite the attempt to throw out the red-herrings that fat is a form of self-acceptance, or just as healthy as being fit, or the attempts to redefine it as sexy, EVERYONE knows better, just as Sue points out.
And I happen to think it's a good thing to have this kind of dialogue. The bellows of the fat-advocates here are but a whisper of what's heard in society today as we edge towards the United States of Obesity. Fat people, take heart! You will prevail, and soon we thin folk will be in the tiny minority, our arguments squashed by the double-chinned opposition.
*sigh*
February 15th, 2008 1:30 PM
why do you care if she's overweight. that is what I'm trying to understand. YOU are thin, so why are you worrying about her? You act like the whole world is going to get taken over by "fat" people and you are going to be force fed by all the "double chinned opposition". lol Its none of your concern. nor mine. She looks larger than she is because she is in a swimsuit on the beach! duh! She's probably no bigger than I am and as I said earlier. I weigh 150. If I went by the BMI chart, I'd be anorexic. I look really bad when I get as thin as what the chart says. I have been that thin and it's just not a good look.
Furthermore, We don't know what Keely's ratio of muscle to fat is. I've seen people who are 250-300 lbs naked (I'm a nurse) and SHE is not anywhere that weight range.
and as far as self acceptance...I'd rather be the weigh I am now and be happy and enjoying life, than stressing about every single morsel I put in my mouth. I exercise everyday and I eat m oderately. I don't fry food and I rarely eat out. I have two kids and I'm married. My husband is very very fit and he never threatens to leave me because I'm 20lb larger than I should be. HE loves me, as I'm sure Pierce loves Keely. Love is more about looks and I hope the person who said that Pierce should leave Keely because of her weight never gets some kind of physical defect....LOL.
this is an argument that could go on forever...but its basically about being respectful of others.
February 15th, 2008 1:36 PM
victoria, also, I know all the statistics that you spout about longevity and bone health and joint health etc. and I definitely agree. The citizens of the world should not aspire to weigh 500 lbs each. However, I'm not going to judge those who do, or those who are even 20lbs overweight. Its not MY business.
February 17th, 2008 11:07 AM
Victoria, My wife didn't throw in the towel as you said. If you read what I said she eats a well balanced diet and is very active. I'm not spouting convoluted logic. it is fact. Also if you look some studies are showing the right weight for a person is connected to genntics. Yes some people do over eat and become over weight, but that is their choice. Also if someone finds a person beautiful for whatever reason doesn't mean they are a sexual socko. Some me find women with soft features beautiful and others find women with hard features beautiful. Not every person subscribes to you narrow self-centered deluted description of beauty.
I find it funny that the women that just a few years were called bombshell, pinups or movie stars you would now call unattractive and fat.
I am offended by the personal attacks aginst Keely and my wife. Just remember two thingsLet he (or she) without sin cast the first stone, and only when you are perfect can you be the measure of the rest of the world. Victoria by you own comments you are not perfect so watch out how you degrade or insult your fellow human, because you might be on the other end of that tomorrow. You reap what you sow.
You know that I feel sorry for you. Be the way to talk here you must have been raised in a very hard and unfeeling home. It must have demanded perfection to measure up to your parents yardstick. It must have been very closed minded to teach that only your way of thinking is the only way to think.
I hope someday you can understand what is important.
February 18th, 2008 9:43 AM
Stacy, you are exactly right. It is none of my business if a person wants to line their arteries with plaque and surround their middles with a huge spare tire or stifle their heart function with fat. It's their choice, just as it's a person's choice to be a druggie or an alcoholic. But if you go back and actually READ my objection, you'll see that I'm not objecting to the individual's choice to live an unhealthy food-ruled life, but to the message that somehow it's an empowering, positive thing to do.
If there were a caption of Keely - fat as she is - plodding down the beach with the caption "Keely Shaye Smith runs on the beach," I'd not have commented. But the caption read something to the effect that she was being "true to herself" by being fat and the author of the quote applauded this as something positive.
I have to wonder if they would have put the same caption under a picture of Amy Winehouse snorting coke or Heath Ledger popping pills. I doubt it, because drug abuse is recognized as a dangerous addiction. But obesity is an epidemic rate and people like the man/woman writing under the name "Mike" often fail to realize that eating healthy means nothing if you're doing the American thing and eating four to five times the normal portion. No one who educates themselves about what kind of food to eat and follows guidelines for *true* healthy, normal portions will pack on more pounds. A small grilled chicken breast is fine, "Mike." Half a chicken is not. 1/2 cup of yogurt is fine. Two cups is not.
There is money to be made from fat people, and wise merchandisers know it. Fat people are "cash cows." Tell them to love themselves the way they are and they'll continue to super-size themselves into the huge clothes marketed for "plus sized" women, to buy magazines catering to Obese Chic, and - when they finally learn they have diabetes and joint problems - crash diet books and remedies. All you overweight people who think you are so smart - you're just being duped. Advertisers see you coming, and it's not hard since you're so big. That's another thing that irritates me about all of this - the media who praise advance Fat Acceptance are the ones benefiting from advertisers who prey on them. So sad.
It's ridiculous to imply that any of this is about beauty, although any fat person will improve their appearance by shedding pounds. We don't stay beautiful on the outside forever, but we can stay beautiful on the inside if we glow with good health and are physically *able* to remain active into our senior years. The people I know in their 50's and 60's and beyond who still bike, hike, travel, ride horseback, and do a myriad of other exciting things all have one thing in common. They are in good shape. The fat older people are sitting in the doctor's office, reaping what they sowed because they bought the lie that being obese was something positive.
The red-herrings Mike/Sandra continue to sling about their critics' perceived imperfections and upbringing are as transparent as he/she is. It's easier to try and change the subject than to change your lifestyle, isn't it?
But changing your lifestyle can enhance the quality of your life, or even save it. If I didn't care about other people, I'd just agree with the caption under Keely's picture and join the chorus of folks encouraging this nation to eat itself to death.
February 18th, 2008 12:46 PM
Talk about changing the subject. Now its marketing. OMG!
I thought I read that she was once bulmic and thin. So being thin will make you a healthier person.
What I'm tried to point out to you is that not everyone can match a number that some guy in a lab coat came up with. Not everyone is as perfect as YOU are. Some people eat right and might weigh a different amount than another. You don't know what she eats or spends her time. But go ahead and justify your assumptions and you life by insulting people and the intelligence of the rest of us.
February 18th, 2008 2:10 PM
Go back and read what I said Mike/Sandra. No one needs a person in a lab coat to tell them what FAT is. You know you're fat by looking in the mirror, and I suspect that's what's bothering you about this.
I've said a number of times here that I am not arguing for extremes. No one needs to be bulimic OR fat! Does it escape your understanding that a person can simply be fit and healthy?
Unfortunately, fat people like you want to advance the assumption that these are the only two choices. I'm sure it makes super-sizing your fries easier, and misery loves company after all. I suspect after your frequent binges that you ponder your expanding middle with the kind of self-loathing you're exhibiting here. Only instead of doing something constructive you simply lash out at anyone who dares tell you the truth: Fat is ugly. Fat is deadly. People don't like fat because they're mean, people don't like fat because it is just gross.
And I never said I was perfect. I just try to be the best I can be. I owe that to myself. What do you owe *yourself?* Unless you're consumed by a feeling of worthlessness - which I suspect you are - you know deep inside you owe it to yourself to lose weight. And the first step is to stop justifying your piggish ways.
But it's clear you're not going to do that. And as I continue to point out, you're in a big, sweaty majority that will make it easier to justify the choices that have put you where you are.
Tsk. Tsk.
February 18th, 2008 2:15 PM
Lets keep it simple.
She is a person just like the rest of us with worries, hopes, fears, and insecurities.
This is a picture of her at the beach enjoying herself, I doubt her intention was to have this picture plastered across America for people to pick apart. How would you faire if someone took a picture of you in a bikini and posted it up for everyone to comment on. To those who find it necessary to say negative things, I encourage you to post a picture for everyone to discuss.
She knows what her exact weight and size is and wether or not her husband loves her.
We should spend more time improving ourselves physically and mentally instead of fighting amongst ourselves about an opinion of a picture of a person whom we have never met.
February 18th, 2008 5:45 PM
First off victoria, you don't know what I look like, or what I eat. You also assume way to much for a narrowminded person. Not everyone likes women that look like 10 year old boys. Most men like women with curves, but that seems to be a problem for you. Michelle has a many very good points. All I know is that I thank God that I'm not anything like victoria, and never will be. I hope that one day, victoria, that you will stop trying to lift yourself up out of your misery by tearing others that appear happy down.
so sad
February 19th, 2008 8:27 AM
Yes, men like curves. But a fat belly that hangs down is not a curve, it's a pendulum. And rolls of back-fat that make it look as if you've coiled hoses under your shirt are not curves. They're just ridiculous. And pouches of dimpled fat on your thighs and buttocks so jiggly that when you walk it looks like you've stuffed a couple of fighting midgets into your pants are not curves. They're just gross.
I quite agree that men don't like women who look like ten year old boys. Men prefer toned, fit women whose bodies are naturally sculpted by moderate exercise and a healthy, sensible diet.
You would love for people to believe that men prefer a fat person like you, but you aren't offering them a curvy, feminine body, my dear. You're offering them the Stay-Puff Marshmallow Man. And no one wants to hit that.
February 19th, 2008 12:34 PM
Now you are just making things up. A wise man shouldn't argue with a fool. That is why I will not argue with you anymore.
February 20th, 2008 11:53 PM
Victoria you have issues, and you need to get a life! You spend way too much time responding to this blog. Go out and help, and if you feel so strongly about obesity go and do something about it. In my opinion Kelley is confident and looks happy! Let her live her life whatever that is!
I aplaud Pierce!!
February 21st, 2008 12:08 AM
Just for the record.. I am not fat nor am I overweight. Yes, I wear a size 10 but per my doctor and all the weight and BMI charts, I am in my safe healthy range for my height and body build. I am in very good health, b/p, chols., h/r and so on and so on. Just because someone doesn't wear a size 2, oh sorry, 2/4 doesn't mean that they are fat. And sorry to tell you, alot of people think that sticks are nasty looking and prefer to look at someone that has curves and shape instead of looking at a ruler. I still stand by what I have said about Victoria, I could careless who likes it and who doesn't. And I still think that she needs to get some help because she is a few screws loose in the head.